Using as a Mentor Text (Persuasive Craft) (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Using as a Mentor Text (Persuasive Craft)
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Mentor text definition

High-quality example to analyse & emulate when creating own work

Pankhurst's 5-part persuasive arc

Ethos hook, diagnosis, defence, pathos testimony, binary climax

Three types of rhetorical appeals

Ethos (credibility), pathos (emotion), logos (logic)

Anaphora

Repetition of words at beginning of successive clauses

Antithesis

Placing contrasting ideas together (e.g., freedom or death)

Binary climax purpose

Forces audience to choose sides, creates urgency & finality

Triplet structure in persuasive writing

Systematic listing of three items to build frustration/emphasis

Why prioritise active voice in persuasive texts

Sounds more commanding & certain than passive constructions

Purpose of metalanguage integration

Demonstrates sophisticated awareness of craft choices

Why read persuasive draft aloud

Tests oral effectiveness & helps develop authentic voice

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